LITTLE People, Big World star Tori Roloff admits she “wasn’t afraid” to show “emotion” in front of her two kids after her recent miscarriage.
Since suffering a miscarriage in March, Tori and her husband, Zach, have had to be each other’s biggest support systems.
Tori told Us Weekly: “We do a really good job of stepping in when the other one needs a minute. I think that we are really good at, like, communicating when [we] need a minute or [we] need a second.”
She added after she suffered a miscarriage in March she “wasn’t afraid to show emotions in front of” her son Jackson, four.
However, she said of her 19-month-old daughter, Lilah: “My youngest is still I think too young to notice anything.”
Back in March, Tori said of how Zach supported her during the miscarriage: “He has been by my side through it all and I couldn’t have done it without him. If there is any silver lining here it’s the realization of how truly blessed we are.
“We have two happy healthy thriving kids, and I know that’s not afforded to everyone. We have two kids who we have to snuggle and love on every day.
“Parents should never know the heartbreak of losing a child. … Thanking the Lord for my two healthy kids and my husband who has loved me through it all.”
This week, Tori shared an Instagram video of Lilah taking her first steps after snubbing her sister-in-law Audrey’s pregnancy news and continuing their long-time feud.
The mom of two captioned the video: “Here she comes world!!”
She posted a second video where her eldest son Jackson is in the background, watching his little sister conquer her first steps.
Last month, Tori told Us Weekly of expanding her family: “I think that we’re still hopeful that one day we will get to have another baby… and until then, we’re just kind of happy where we are.”
The videos came after Tori’s sister-in-law, Audrey Roloff announced she was expecting, which the LPBW star completely ignored the news.
Audrey, 29, shared an emotional video alongside her husband Jeremy, 31, as they played with their children in the yard.